Mohammad Asghar is a journalist at Dawn Group of Newspapers. He specializes in security and law enforcement, with a focus on counterterrorism, law enforcement technology, and aviation, covering topics such as security systems, surveillance technologies, and drone technology. Mohammad's work has been featured in Asia International News and Cricket World.
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Mohammad Asghar's focus is on national politics and crime in Pakistan, particularly Rawalpindi. His coverage heavily includes government announcements, indicating a preference for official sources and statements. To reach out effectively to him, consider providing insights or commentary from credible experts within the political landscape of Pakistan or with specific knowledge of the legal system and law enforcement in Rawalpindi.
Given his coverage of sensitive local issues such as crime, transportation disruptions, and election-related matters, reaching out with relevant data-driven analysis or expert opinions related to these topics may be effective. It would also be beneficial to provide context about how similar situations have been handled in other regions or countries for comparison.
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Faisal Mehmood had married Hira 16 years ago and they had a nine-year-old son and a 12-year-old daughter.
By: Mohammad Asghar
Polling stations have been set up in the areas of Thana City, Ganjmandi, Ratta Amaral, Pirwadhai, Waris Khan, Bani, New Town, Sadiqabad, Chaklala, Civil
By: Mohammad Asghar
A spokesman for Regional Police Officer (RPO) Babar Sarfraz Alpa said a security plan had been chalked out with the deployment of 4,029 police personnel.
According to Chief Security Officer Traffic Inspector Mohammad Waseem, 11 processions will be taken out in Rawalpindi district during which more than 310 officers and personnel of the traffic police will perform their duties.
By: Mohammad Asghar
A case was subsequently registered against the three accused. The inquiry was ordered by City Police Officer Hassan Mushtaq Sukhera after
Muhammad Hussain, 34, a resident of Gorakhpur Adiala, was bitten by a snake at his house.
Police said Umar Khan lodged a complaint stating that he and his sons, Suleman and Muhammad Ali alias Kalu, were returning home on foot when they reached Dhoke Munshi.
By: Mohammad Asghar
Police register kidnapping case on complaint of girl’s father.
By: Mohammad Asghar
Muhammad Taimoor Awais, an assistant sub-inspector (ASI) leading the search operation, told Dawn that police conducted door-to-door searches.
